License Revocation Creates Unmanageable Business Risk

This provision allows the Division to recommend license revocation—effectively forcing business closure—based on becoming "notorious for publishing false or other information" after just one compliance warning (72(1)(c)). Unlike standard regulatory violations with clear thresholds, businesses cannot assess or mitigate "notorious" status through compliance planning. This creates existential uncertainty that deters investment, disadvantages smaller media outlets lacking resources to contest subjective determinations, and concentrates market power among established players who can absorb regulatory risk. Combined with 73's warning-free Cease and Desist orders, a single contested violation could trigger the "notorious" pathway to business closure.